Abstract
Starting in 2007, an award is given each year to the best article published in Small Group Research (SGR). The winner of the award is determined by the editorial team through a process that involves first identifying a small set of finalists, then discussing the special merits of their articles, and finally selecting a winner.
The winner of the 2015-2016 SGR Best Article of the Year Award was presented at the 2016 Annual Conference of the Interdisciplinary Network for Group Research to:
Joseph R. Radzevick
Does Transition Experience Improve Newcomer Performance? Evidence From the National Basketball Association
Small Group Research 2016 47: 207-235
Previous winners and finalists are:
2014-2015 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Sarah Harvey, Randall S. Peterson, and N. Anand
The Process of Team Boundary Spanning in Multi-Organizational Contexts
Small Group Research 2014 45: 506-538
2014-2015 Finalist
Bertolt Meyer, Andreas Glenz, Mirko Antino, Ramόn Rico, and Vincente González-Romá
Faultlines and Subgroups: A Meta-Review and Measurement Guide
Small Group Research 2014 45: 633-670
2013-2014 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Nicholas P. Aramovich
The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Group Versus Individual Performance
Small Group Research 2014 45: 176-197
2012-2013 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Kenneth T. Goh, Paul S. Goodman, and Laurie R. Weingart
Team Innovation Processes: An Examination of Activity Cycles in Creative Project Team
Small Group Research 2013 44: 159-194
2011-2012 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Siyuan Huang and Jonathon N. Cummings
When Critical Knowledge Is Most Critical: Centralization in Knowledge-Intensive Teams
Small Group Research 2011 42: 669-699
2011-2012 Finalist
Andrew W. Ishak and Dawna I. Ballard
Time to Re-Group: A Typology and Nested Phase Model for Action Teams
Small Group Research 2012 42: 3-29
2010-2011 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Christena Cleveland, Jim Blascovich, Cynthia Gangi, and Lucie Finez
When Good Teammates Are Bad: Physiological Threat on Recently Formed Teams
Small Group Research 2011 42: 3-31
2010-2011 Finalist
Kristin J. Behfar, Elizabeth A. Mannix, Randall S. Peterson, and William M. Trochim
Conflict in Small Groups: The Meaning and Consequences of Process Conflict
Small Group Research 2011 42: 127-176
2009-2010 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Moira Burke, Robert Kraut, and Elisabeth Joyce
Membership Claims and Requests: Conversation-Level Newcomer Socialization Strategies in Online Groups
Small Group Research 2010 41: 4-40
2009-2010 Finalist
Mary M. Maloney, Scott G. Johnson, and Mary E. Zellmer-Bruhn
Assessing Group-Level Constructs Under Missing Data Conditions: A Monte Carlo Simulation
Small Group Research 2010 41: 281-307
2008-2009 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Franziska Tschan, Norbert K. Semmer, Andrea Gurtner, Lara Bizzari, Martin Spychiger, Marc Breuer, and Stephan Marsch
Explicit Reasoning, Confirmation Bias, and Illusory Transactive Memory: A Simulation Study of Group Medical Decision Making
Small Group Research 2009 40: 271-300
2008-2009 Finalists
Jonali Baruah and Paul B. Paulus
Effects of Training on Idea Generation in Groups
Small Group Research 2008 39: 523-541
Leslie A. DeChurch and Craig D. Haas
Examining Team Planning Through an Episodic Lens: Effects of Deliberate, Contingency, and Reactive Planning on Team Effectiveness
Small Group Research 2008 39: 542-568
2007-2008 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
Kimberly A. Smith-Jentsch, Janis A. Cannon-Bowers, Scott I. Tannenbaum, and Eduardo Salas
Guided Team Self-Correction: Impacts on Team Mental Models, Processes, and Effectiveness
Small Group Research 2008 39: 303-327
2007-2008 Finalists
Eduardo Salas, Diana R. Nichols, and James E. Driskell
Testing Three Team Training Strategies in Intact Teams: A Meta-Analysis
Small Group Research 2007 38: 471-488
Kevin W. Rockmann, Michael G. Pratt, and Gregory B. Northcraft
Divided Loyalties: Determinants of Identification in Interorganizational Teams
Small Group Research 2007 38: 727-751
Anita Williams Woolley, Margeret E. Gerasi, Christopher F. Chabris, Stephen M. Kosslyn, and J. Richard Hackman
Bringing in the Experts: How Team Composition and Collaborative Planning Jointly Shape Analytic Effectiveness
Small Group Research 2008 39: 352-371
2006-2007 SGR Best Article of the Year Award
James R. Larson Jr.
Deep Diversity and Strong Synergy: Modeling the Impact of Variability in Members’ Problem-Solving Strategies on Group Problem-Solving Performance
Small Group Research 2007 38: 413-436
Congratulations to these authors.